And that brings us to our next test: full stops with
ABS engaged.
Keep
your abs engaged and spine straight.
Form: Keeping
your abs engaged and your legs straight, move your hips towards the ceiling.
Form: Keeping
your abs engaged, bring your knees towards your chest.
With feet slightly wider than shoulder - width apart, keep
your abs engaged and make sure your knees doesn't fall in but stays in line with your toes.
Always keep your back straight and
your abs engaged in any exercise that you do.
Keep
the abs engaged throughout the movement and try to keep the non-working leg stable as the other leg moves.
How to Do It: Begin with hands and knees on the floor, spine neutral and
abs engaged.
Avoid swinging the weights and keep
the abs engaged.
Throughout the movement of the exercise, keep
the abs engaged and spine neutral.
Keeping your spine lengthened and
your abs engaged, lift your left leg up just higher than your top hip.
It is also important to keep
your abs engaged throughout the movement.
Start in a plank position with wrists aligned underneath shoulders,
abs engaged and spine straight.
Arm Slides (R then L) Start in a plank position with wrists aligned underneath shoulders,
abs engaged and spine straight.
It's just about getting the spine ready to do some back extension (back bending) types of exercises, getting
the abs engaged for support and coordinating with the breath.
For this move, you tip from the hips, keeping the back flat and
the abs engaged.
Start in a low squat position with feet wide, weight in your heels, low
abs engaged, hips back.
As your leg is circling in the air, notice how
your abs engaged during the routine.
-- Keeping your arms settled and straight, and
your abs engaged, you should then rotate your upper body to the left, then back to center, and then to the right, and then back to center.
-- Then keeping your back straight and
your abs engaged, roll the ball as far as it goes away from you as you can, then gradually roll back to starting position.
Keep
your abs engaged and exhale as you reach your left hand toward your left foot, then return to center.
Keeping your hips stacked and
abs engaged, draw the top arm across your body (fingertips trailing the body) and out to the other side.
This is when the glutes squeeze together while keeping
the abs engaged.
Make sure to keep
your abs engaged as you return to the starting position so that your back does not arch excessively.
Keep
abs engaged and squeeze thighs together as you slowly lower toes towards the floor behind your head.
With each exhale, pull belly in tight to keep
abs engaged.
The key to keeping this move safe and effective is to keep
the abs engaged throughout the exercise.
When you are practicing your one arm flex hangs, negatives, and self - assists, remember to keep
your abs engaged.
Keeping
the abs engaged and the shoulders back, push into the front heel and lift up about halfway.
It calls for pushing your hips back and lowering your chest toward the ground with a flat back,
abs engaged, weight in heels and just a slight bend in your knees.
Just make sure you send the hips back and keep
the abs engaged to protect the lower back.
Sit on the ball with
the abs engaged, back straight, feet flat on the floor.
Place your arms on the arms of the rocker and roll the arms into the chest, then with
the abs engaged push the arms forward.
SURRENDER SQUAT JUMPS Start in a low squat position with feet hip's width apart, weight in your heels, low
abs engaged and hips back.
Start in a low squat position with feet hip's width apart, weight in your heels, low
abs engaged and hips back.
- Keep your lower
abs engaged.
Make sure to keep your chest back, and
your abs engaged.
Keep your spine straight and
your abs engaged as you draw your opposite arm and leg together, then extend back out.
Keeping
abs engaged, bring right knee to nose (shown).
This exercise is about full control, extension and flexion required to keep
abs engaged rather than speed.
Rest your right arm on your right thigh for support and keep back flat,
abs engaged.
Make sure to always keep
your abs engaged.
Keep a nice long line from heels to tip of head and keep
abs engaged.
As you rise back up, take the weights into an overhead press, keeping
abs engaged, shoulders down and back, and make sure you don't «pop» out the knees at the top of the move.
Remember to keep your spine straight and
abs engaged.
Use your butt to lift back up, keeping
your abs engaged for balance.
Keep your arms straight and
abs engaged, while keeping the whole body in a straight line.
Remember to keep
your abs engaged for the entire exercise.
Your hands should be directly under your shoulders with your back flat and
your abs engaged.